6 personal pages on the Germans from Russia Genealogy WebRing! 107 to go! What is the Germans from Russia Genealogy WebRing? It is a joining of the Web Sites of all people who are interested in Germans from Russia Heritage and Genealogy. The webring automatically drives traffic to your site to everyone's benefit! how to join? Simple! go to the webring site on the next line, follow the steps! http://edit.webring.org/cgi-bin/membercgi?ring=russiangerman s&addform Happy Hunting! Terry Sterkel {*}mailto:tsterkel@worldnet.att.net <http://home.att.net/~tsterkel>

Paul, Read you query on the Rowan County, NC query board dated November, 1977 and found that you are related to Christian Shuman of Rowan through his son George. I am related via his son Jacob, who fathered James W. Shuman (Mecklenburg County, Charlotte, NC) who fathered Charles Augustus Shuman, who fathered my daddy Lee Washington Shuman. I know you've had correspondence with Ann Shuman Burdette. Ann's great grandfather, James Jacob Shuman and my grandfather, Charles Augustus Shuman were half brothers - different mothers. Both of you have mentioned that Christian Shuman left a will in Rowan County. I would like to have a copy of this will. Do you have a copy on the net or do I obtain a copy from the Rowan County Archives? You also mentioned the children of Christian Shuman. Is this available on the net through the census records or did you obtain this information from another source? Thank you for your kindness in responding to me. I'm attempting to get as much information on my Shuman Lineage as possible. Have a great day. Judi Shuman Currington

Hi! Finished the "Help" pages. <http://home.att.net/~tsterkel> Please check it out! It is intended to help everyone with "how to do it" and "where is it" type questions. Have something to add! PLEASE send it to me! <mailto:tsterkel@worldnet.att.net> Thanks to everyone who helped and encouraged this effort. Next: Volga Village On-line Databases, when I recover. Notes: 1. Credit This is a collection of about 10 years of collected info on how to do Heritage and Genealogy. As such I am indebted to many people who have shared tidbits over the years. To the degree I have carefully retained the original source, full credit is given. If you believe that you are an "unaccredited source", please e-mail me with the detailed specifics, so I can give you credit on the next release. 2. Removed Pages Some of you may notice several pages removed. I have noticed that much of "my material" is showing up elsewhere. When I reviewed the site archives I maintain for the other sites, and mine, it is not clear who did what first. Complicating this is the fact that I edited the AHSGR Resource Kit and freely drew from my own in addition to AHSGR sources. To solve the Gordian Knot would take much more time than it would be worth. After all, the main purpose is to get out the material to "everyman". My solution? I have removed all contended material from my page. This effectively releases all my residual copyright. For everything left, I am clearly claiming copyright. If you like it...LINK TO IT, do NOT copy it. Thank you. 3. "Duplicate" Pages. Some helpful souls will wish to point out to me that I have material that "dupli- cates" or is similar to something somewhere else. Please restrain yourself. The exception: I would appreciate it if you would point out if I have not clearly provided a link to the alternative site, AND shown that the copyright belongs to the first originator (if known). Why the "duplication?" Simple, We (German Russians) have lost (by my count) at least 50 pages of material over the past 2 years. Either the sites have been abandoned, or withdrawn, or ?? Unlike a magazine, or book, this material is forever lost unless it is "re-published." I have been lucky to have local copies of some of this lost material, and have "published" it here. In each case, I would appreciate help finding him/her so I can offer free "hosting." {*}mailto:tsterkel@worldnet.att.net <http://home.att.net/~tsterkel>

Cousins, As many of you know, my original WV grandmother was a BEATY. Thus, I also follow that surname. I've often wondered at the fact that in both WV and in NC, the BEATY and SHUMAN familes got together! This evening, the following message was posted on the Beatty list (BP2000). I have no other information regarding it, but I immediately thought of our GA/NC cousins, and felt that we should post it on this list, as well. ___________________________________________________ This query comes from Judi Shuman Currington <tara13@gateway.net> Looking for Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Beatty who was born July 10, 1864 possibly in Charlotte, N.C. and who died March 14, 1942 in Monroe, N.C. They were very kind in sending your name and E-Mail address. I certainly hope you can help me. Margaret Beatty married Mr. Charles Augustus Shuman on September 8, 1885 in Charlotte, N.C. To this union were born twelve children. The first child died but the couples next child was born March 25, 1887 - Flora Minne Shuman (Mrs. Alfred Bowens). Their twelveth child was my father, Mr. Lee Washington Shuman who was born February 22, 1909 and died January 5, 1976 in Boynton Beach, Fl. My grandmother's parents are unknown to any of the family members. No more information is known about her. The only other information I can give you is the following. My grandfather's father was Mr. James Shuman and he married three times. His first wife was Martha Beatty; his second was a Miss Stouff; and, his third wife was my great-great grandmother, Miss Jane Steuffer. All marriages were in Charlotte, N.C. My point in stating this is the fact that the Charlotte, N. C. Beattys were intertwened with the Shuman and the Steuffer families. If you can assist me I would greatly appreciate it. This would really be of help to me in my Beatty Lineage. --- I have learned recently, that my grandmother, Margaret Elizabeth Beatty, was orphaned when she was about three years of age. Thus, her parents would have died around 1876 approximately. One source said she went to live with ONE OF "the Shuman" families and I guess this is how she met my grandfather, Charles Augustus Shuman, son of James W. Shuman. Another source said she went to live with Moses Stauffer, the brother of my great grandmother, Jane Stauffer Shuman, who married James W. Shuman. You can see why I wrote that it appeared the Beatties, Shumans and Stauffers of the Mecklenburg County, North Carolina (Charlotte, NC area) were intertwened. ___________________________________________________ If anyone has any information that could help this lady, please contact her directly, as well as sharing it with us here. Thanks! JS ____________________________ James Shuman, art instructor Modesto High School jshuman@telis.org ____________________________

Found some more info on this lady. She married David Mulrine in Huntington County, Indiana in 1857. On the 1860 Census she was head of Household claiming to be from Ohio. 22 years old. She was Living in Huntington County, Huntington, Indiana 1860 Household #013. Ginger Weston Possibly David went and joined the Infantry and never returned? Does anyone know about this family? We know now that David was in fact the son of Peter Mulrine and Nancy (unknown). This family came from Pennsylvannia to Indiana.

Rosannah Victoria Schuman married David Mulrine Aug 21,1857 in Huntington County, Indiana. The 1860 Census only shows Rosana Mulrine living at #013 Jackson TWP, Huntington County, Indiana. So her Husband David must have died between 1857-1860. Does anyone know about this particular family> Roasana claimed to be from Ohio. Ginger Weston

Unsubscribe from this list. I ended up in the wrong list...thank you johnson@midco.net cbowen wrote: > HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL AND BEST WISHES ON A NEW YEAR - SEE YOU IN A COUPLE OF WEEKS - CHRIS BOWEN > > ==== SHUMAN Mailing List ==== > ----------------- > This is a discussion area for anyone > who has an interest in genealogy or history > related to the SHUMAN family > The custodian of this List is James Shuman > jshuman@telis.org > -----------------

HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL AND BEST WISHES ON A NEW YEAR - SEE YOU IN A COUPLE OF WEEKS - CHRIS BOWEN

hi! this is more tedious than I remembered. Results at: <http://home.att.net/~tsterkel> Here is the plan. 1. complete basic portal - include RussianGerman WebRing - basic structure 2. create a full HELP site (50% done, see below) 3. Add village databases for Norka, Stahl am Tarlyk, Messer (simultaneous submission of validated (GEDCOM 5.5 compliant) databases to AHSGR HQ to allow immediate inquiries. 4. Add family databases for Sterkel, Langmacher, Schumann, and Hohnstein (simultaneous submission of validated (GEDCOM 5.5 compliant) databases to AHSGR HQ to allow immediate inquiries. 5. Add Hesse and Kurplatz village data. About that Help site. check out the right most column. about 50% done. let me know how it works for you. One note, where I have been careful, I kept the originator of the information and have given credit. If you believe that I missed your contribution, e-mail me with the SPECIFICS and I will add the credit on the next upload. working on it! terry {*}mailto:tsterkel@worldnet.att.net

To Shuman's List I have sent my brother Guy Shuman a christmas card with a few photo's Of Family Some old some new. I have posted on the Internet. Some Of Redmond and Mildred Shuman. Back a few years Mildred was born in 1908 and Redmond 1901. Guy is trying to take care Of Mom, > I guess God has handled it on his end. Don't know to much just that > He is trying to do this while she is in Idaho and he is in California. > But he keeps tabs on how things are going. The last I heard she was > In the hospital and she was really not doing well. Marvette > http://www.homestead.com/dedicationtoguy/MerryChristmas.html >

FYI -- A cooper is a person who makes barrels. -- Richard L. Friedman Web Works West -- Web Design for the 21st Century Macintosh LC III (68030); OS=7.5.1; Monitor= 640x 480; HD=430m; Netscape Navigator 3.0.

In a message dated 12/09/1999 9:35:18 AM Eastern Standard Time, megz1@rockbridge.net writes: < Hello all. I have been trying to research my family genealogy and run < into a brick wall, now I am trying again so I thought I would post < once more to see if anything sounds familiar to anyone out there. < Here is what I have on my Shuman side. < < Jacob Shuman married Elizabeth Hugg (father was George Hugg) I think < the marriage date was Dec 24 1869 < Had 7 children < William Shuman < Minnie Shuman married an O'Neal < Ed Shuman < Robert Shuman < LS Shuman married a Holman < < William Shuman married Lena Felgenhauer believed to have married Dec < 1912 in Danville IL < 2 Children < Nina Mae Shuman born May 14 1895 died Sept 16 1971 < Ethel Shuman married Arthur Shultz < < Nina Mae Shuman married William F Rife < 8 children < Carl Rife < William Rife < Donald Rife < Virginia Rife < Vivian Rife < Alberta Rife < Peggy Rife < Barbara Rife < < I have some dates for the Rifes but didn't think they needed to be on < here since it's Shumans I'm looking for on this post. If any of this < sounds familiar to anyone please let me know. Nina Shuman and William < Rife resided in Miami Co Ohio at their death. Thanks for you time, I < hope to hear from someone. < < Megan This query doesn't appear to be my particular line, but the reference to Miami Co., OH. caught my interest, since I do have members of my line who settled in Covington and Piqua areas of Miami County, OH. This is a bit of a stretch, but the following excerpt from the section of William C. Shuman's book The George Shuman Family Genealogy and History, 1913, Evanston, IL., titled "A Franklin County Family - Thought to Have Come from Switzerland" Page 304, under the section "A Synopsis of Other Shumans" may bear relevence to the question posed: ============================================================ "Philip Shuman, blacksmith, lived in Letterkenny township, Franklin county, Pa. Had two brothers, John and Henry. He had six children:" I. Philip, b. about 1787. Moved to OH, then to IL. II. Benjamin, b. about 1789. Weaver, M. Mary Wallace, and had: 1. Margaret Ann, b. 1823. 2. Eliza. 3. Catharine. 4. Mary. 5. Caroline. 6. Susan. 7. Simon. Died in Andersonville Prison [in Civil War] 8. Josiah, b. 1837. Was a public school teacher for over forty years in Franklin county, at Stateline, where he lived. III. Harmon, b. 1791, d. 1875. m. Miss Gloss and had: 1. Adam. 2. John. 3. Catharine. 4. Samuel. 5. Jacob. 6. Barbara Ann. 7. Philip G., b. 1840, m. Susan Sleichter, and had eight sons and two daughters: i. Elmer B. ii. John A. iii. Elizabeth. iv. Wm. Henry. v. Geo. Harmon. Moved to Miami Co., OH., near Piqua, where some of his descendants still live (1999). vi. Abraham S. vii. David G. Moved to Seattle, WA. Worked for Electric Company. viii. Samuel D. Moved to Seattle, WA. Worked for Electric Company. ix. Ida May. x. Eber Clarence. 8. Unknown. 9. Unknown. 10. Unknown. IV. Catharine b. 1795. V. Daniel, b. 1798. VI. Simon, b. 1802, d. 1879. Shoemaker; moved about 1847 to Seneca Co., OH. m. 1827, Mary Beck (b. 1808; d. 1889). Fourteen children: 1. George, b. 1828. 2. Jacob, b. 1830. 3. Felix, d. young. 4. Susan, d. young. 5. Simeon, b. 1835. 6. John, b. 1836. Enlisted Co. K, 101st Ohio Volunteer Infantry [Civil War]. 7. Henry, b. 1838. 8. William, b. 1839. Enlisted Co. K, 101st Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 9. Thomas G., b. 1841. Enlisted Co. K, 101st Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 10. David, b. 1843. Enlisted Co. K, 164th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and reenlisted, Co. C, 180th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 11. Elias, b. 1845, d. 1906. Twin of Daniel, enlisted Co. K, 164th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and reenlisted, Co. C, 180th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 12. Daniel, b. 1845. Twin of Elias, enlisted Co K, 164th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 13. Philip R., b. 1848. 14. Mary Ann Elizabeth, b. 1850. ============================================================ Perhaps one of the two Jacobs listed (underlined) could fit the time-frame indicated? All of the other Jacobs in my files are either associated with other specific locations or are associated with other specific spouses, or are in the wrong time-frame. Bruce Shuman BAShuman@aol.com

Just found a mistake in what I have written here. Jacob Shuman was married to Margaret Hugg Shuman, not Elizabeth. I found the obituary for Margaret Shuman. It says that she was born southeast of Danville on the (looks like) Rileysburg Rd. It says her father, George Hugg, conducted a cooper (?) shop at Slabtown. The marriage date was right, Dec 24, 1869. It says that she was a member of the John Black Circle, the Ladies of the G.A.R for many years and a past president. She was a member of the Western Avenue Baptist Church. A lot of that makes no sense to me, but maybe it will to someone out there. -----Original Message----- From: Megan Wieringa <megz1@rockbridge.net> To: SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com <SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, December 09, 1999 6:29 AM Subject: [SHUMAN] Trying again.. >Hello all. I have been trying to research my family genealogy and run >into a brick wall, now I am trying again so I thought I would post >once more to see if anything sounds familiar to anyone out there. >Here is what I have on my Shuman side. > >Jacob Shuman married Elizabeth Hugg (father was George Hugg) I think >the marriage date was Dec 24 1869 >Had 7 children >William Shuman >Minnie Shuman married an O'Neal >Ed Shuman >Robert Shuman >LS Shuman married a Holman > >William Shuman married Lena Felgenhauer believed to have married Dec >1912 in Danville IL >2 Children >Nina Mae Shuman born May 14 1895 died Sept 16 1971 >Ethel Shuman married Arthur Shultz > >Nina Mae Shuman married William F Rife >8 children >Carl Rife >William Rife >Donald Rife >Virginia Rife >Vivian Rife >Alberta Rife >Peggy Rife >Barbara Rife > >I have some dates for the Rifes but didn't think they needed to be on >here since it's Shumans I'm looking for on this post. If any of this >sounds familiar to anyone please let me know. Nina Shuman and William >Rife resided in Miami Co Ohio at their death. Thanks for you time, I >hope to hear from someone. > >Megan > > >==== SHUMAN Mailing List ==== > ----------------- > This is a discussion area for anyone > who has an interest in genealogy or history > related to the SHUMAN family > The custodian of this List is James Shuman > jshuman@telis.org > ----------------- > >

Hello all. I have been trying to research my family genealogy and run into a brick wall, now I am trying again so I thought I would post once more to see if anything sounds familiar to anyone out there. Here is what I have on my Shuman side. Jacob Shuman married Elizabeth Hugg (father was George Hugg) I think the marriage date was Dec 24 1869 Had 7 children William Shuman Minnie Shuman married an O'Neal Ed Shuman Robert Shuman LS Shuman married a Holman William Shuman married Lena Felgenhauer believed to have married Dec 1912 in Danville IL 2 Children Nina Mae Shuman born May 14 1895 died Sept 16 1971 Ethel Shuman married Arthur Shultz Nina Mae Shuman married William F Rife 8 children Carl Rife William Rife Donald Rife Virginia Rife Vivian Rife Alberta Rife Peggy Rife Barbara Rife I have some dates for the Rifes but didn't think they needed to be on here since it's Shumans I'm looking for on this post. If any of this sounds familiar to anyone please let me know. Nina Shuman and William Rife resided in Miami Co Ohio at their death. Thanks for you time, I hope to hear from someone. Megan

Cousins, This afternoon and evening, we had two postings regarding a supposed message from Bill Gates. Please be aware that this is one of the better-known examples of Internet Hoaxes, having been making the rounds for at least a couple of years. Check http://www.umich.edu/~virus-busters/hoaxes/gates.html for a few specifics on it. About the only difference in this version is that you will (supposedly) receive less money than in the original! A basic rule to follow when you receive messages such as this is to delete them, and if you're so inclined, respond to the person who sent it to you, citing web sources regarding its "truth." If it sounds incredulous, it probably is! and that is why we have a rule against posting Virus Warnings and Hoaxes. Now let's get back to helping each other find links to their families, which is the true spirit of the season -- GIVING, not GETTING! Regards to all! JS List Custodian _______________________________________________ James Shuman, Telecommunications Coordinator The California Arts Project jshuman@telis.org http://www.ucop.edu/tcap/ _______________________________________________

I know this is suppose to be for family tree use only, but if this works, it will help everybody earn some extra money from Bill Gates. I'm told it is for real! -----Original Message----- From: Sherry Shuman <shuman@nortelnetworks.com> To Tara 13 Date: Tuesday, December 07, 1999 7:43 AM Subject: FW: is this real Hope it works! Sherry Shuman Nortel Networks Team GTE 919-997-4349 ESN 357 shuman@nortelnetworks.com Worth a try, huh? > > > > Dear friends, > > > > read this letter and act fast. I am sending you this message as I have got > > this information from a professional and friend of mine. > > > > Microsoft and AOL, today the biggest internet companies, in order to make > > Internet Explorer the most accessed programme, have tested the beta > version. > > > > When you will send this letter to others, Microsoft will check it (as long > as > > they are using Microsoft Windows) for 2 weeks. > > > > Microsoft will pay you $ 245 for every person you will send this message > to. > > > > Microsoft will pay $243 for every message of yours that will be forwarded > and > > for every third person that will receive your message Microsoft will pay $ > > 241. > > > > In 2 weeks Microsoft will get in touch with you by e-mail and will send > you > > the cheque. > > > > At the beginning I was dubious until after two weeks since I sent the > > message, I have received an2 e-mail from Microsoft and after a few days a > 2 > > cheque for $24800.00. > > > > You have to send this message before they stop testing the beta version of > > Internet Explorer. > > > > The person that can afford all this is Mr. Bill Gates. > > > > He is paying for all this marketing. > > > > Do it right. > > > > > > >

Please remind your Mom, that there are lots of children, grands, etc. left that she loves and they love her. It may not help, but it sure can't hurt.... This is something she can do for those that she loves and has left. This will be important to them.......even when they are "old". A. Smith ---------- : From: cbowen <cbowen@flanet.com> : To: SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com : Subject: Re: [SHUMAN] Roston Shuman : Date: Sunday, December 05, 1999 5:15 PM : : Dear Mr. Schiffermuller: : I read your e-mail and do not know if I have any connection with your family : of Shuman's but I was heart broken to read of your mother-in-law and how : depressed she is over the death of her sister. I'm not that old but do know : how sad and lonely it is to see family members leaving us one by one. But, : assure her that very near to her as close as (Crystal River Fl) is a : descendant of a Catherine Shuman Haught. My grandfather's who died in Plant : City, Florida grandmother was Catherine Shuman. This line so far originates : out of WVA and PA. So as I said although our last names may be different : now we still have Shuman blood and teachings in our heart and God Bless Her. : I do hope she gets a bit of happiness out of knowing how close so many of us : are to her. Christine K. Bowen : -----Original Message----- : From: W. John Schiffermuller <safelt@gnv.fdt.net> : To: SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com <SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com> : Date: Sunday, December 05, 1999 5:38 PM : Subject: [SHUMAN] Roston Shuman : : : >We are Donna & John Schiffermuller (Gainesville, FL) and we're trying to : >find traces of her mother's Shuman family. Her father was Roston (Otto?) : >Shuman, who moved from the Reedsville/Meldrum are of Georgia (just : >outside of Savannah) to the Wildwood are of Florida while working for : >the railroad. Can you tell us how we would find out more about this : >family? We thank you very much. Mom recently lost her last surviving : >sister, Elise Shuman, and has become very depressed that everyone she : >loved is gone. She has always delighted in news of family, and we think : >that getting her interested in this kind of search and information may : >revive her. : > : >Best regards, John : > : > : > : >==== SHUMAN Mailing List ==== : > ----------------- : > This is a discussion area for anyone : > who has an interest in SHUMAN genealogy or history : > You can also : > visit the SHUMAN Web Site at : > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~shuman/welcome.html : > ----------------- : > : : : ==== SHUMAN Mailing List ==== : ----------------- : This is a discussion area for anyone : who has an interest in SHUMAN genealogy or history : You can also : visit the SHUMAN Web Site at : http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~shuman/welcome.html : -----------------

At 11:57 PM 12/04/1999 -0800, you wrote: >We are Donna & John Schiffermuller (Gainesville, FL) and we're trying to >find traces of her mother's Shuman family. Her father was Roston (Otto?) >Shuman, who moved from the Reedsville/Meldrum are of Georgia (just >outside of Savannah) to the Wildwood are of Florida while working for >the railroad. Can you tell us how we would find out more about this >family? We thank you very much. Mom recently lost her last surviving >sister, Elise Shuman, and has become very depressed that everyone she >loved is gone. She has always delighted in news of family, and we think >that getting her interested in this kind of search and information may >revive her. > >Best regards, John John, I found Roston O. Shuman (1884-1927), son of William David Shuman and Frances M. Stanley (they had 13 Children). Roston married Agnes B. UNKNOWN (1888-1965). Both were buried at Oak Hill Cem., Meldrim GA. William David Shuman died at Reidsville GA so this must be YOUR line. William David's parents were Henry Shuman/Pharabee Sapp and they are listed with 3 children. Send a message to Carolyn Jarrard (cjarrard@earthlink.net) for she is the author of this information. My source doesn't list any offspring for Roston and Agnes B....can you provide that info to the list? Thanks, Bill Ansley --- mailto:bba@ansley-family-assn.org http://www.ansley-family-assn.org

> * Adam Shuman's widow, Mary, came to Guernsey Co, OH from Perry Co, PA > with her children in 1820. Adam was a descendant of George from near > Harrisburg, PA. Well, sort of. George, Adam's father was from Manor Township, Lancaster County. This is along the eastern shore of the Susquehanna River near the town of Columbia. Across the river in York County is the town of Wrightsville. Adam and his brothers, Andrew, and Henry, and John, all moved to what became Perry County, Pennsylvania (formed 1820). Mike Poston Rockville, Maryland

Dear Mr. Schiffermuller: I read your e-mail and do not know if I have any connection with your family of Shuman's but I was heart broken to read of your mother-in-law and how depressed she is over the death of her sister. I'm not that old but do know how sad and lonely it is to see family members leaving us one by one. But, assure her that very near to her as close as (Crystal River Fl) is a descendant of a Catherine Shuman Haught. My grandfather's who died in Plant City, Florida grandmother was Catherine Shuman. This line so far originates out of WVA and PA. So as I said although our last names may be different now we still have Shuman blood and teachings in our heart and God Bless Her. I do hope she gets a bit of happiness out of knowing how close so many of us are to her. Christine K. Bowen -----Original Message----- From: W. John Schiffermuller <safelt@gnv.fdt.net> To: SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com <SHUMAN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, December 05, 1999 5:38 PM Subject: [SHUMAN] Roston Shuman >We are Donna & John Schiffermuller (Gainesville, FL) and we're trying to >find traces of her mother's Shuman family. Her father was Roston (Otto?) >Shuman, who moved from the Reedsville/Meldrum are of Georgia (just >outside of Savannah) to the Wildwood are of Florida while working for >the railroad. Can you tell us how we would find out more about this >family? We thank you very much. Mom recently lost her last surviving >sister, Elise Shuman, and has become very depressed that everyone she >loved is gone. She has always delighted in news of family, and we think >that getting her interested in this kind of search and information may >revive her. > >Best regards, John > > > >==== SHUMAN Mailing List ==== > ----------------- > This is a discussion area for anyone > who has an interest in SHUMAN genealogy or history > You can also > visit the SHUMAN Web Site at > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~shuman/welcome.html > ----------------- >